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LOWEST-EVER PRICE:As of March 27,The Never Ending Love Story the 65-inch LG G4 OLED TV is on sale at Amazon for $1,996.99 in the Amazon Spring Sale. This deal saves you $400 on list price.

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TV deals always make a lot of noise during major shopping events like Amazon's Big Spring Sale, but some make more noise than others. As of March 27, the 65-inch LG G4 OLED TV is on sale at Amazon for $1,996.99 in the Amazon Spring Sale. This deal saves you $400 on list price.

According to the price tracker camelcamelcamel, this impressive TV has never been cheaper. So if you've been waiting for the right moment to upgrade to OLED, this is it. Stop what you're doing and make the move.

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LG's OLED technology creates a truly amazing watching experience with stellar picture quality illuminated by over 8 million self-lit pixels. Brightness Booster Max technology also magnifies each individual pixel for luminous quality that shines with every detail. It's like nothing you've seen before. Don't believe us? Check out the reviews on Amazon.

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